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Microsoft has been busy teasing its plans to bring both

May 5, 2018 by Elizabeth Duran

Microsoft has been busy teasing its plans to bring both Game Pass and Xbox One to even the PCs, though those plans didn't go quite as far as it should have. There was talk last week that the company was looking at offering Game Pass on Xbox One, but the company doesn't seem to have done that.

We reached out to Microsoft's head of console and PC business for comment and will update when we hear back.A group of Canadian researchers has released a study suggesting that some species of birds like pigeons and lizards prefer feeding on young.

The researchers say the birds' habits are so important to birds that they would not be considered endangered if they were not found to be feeding on young.

Their findings were published in the journal Ecology Letters.

The study found that some birds, like the white-tailed gecko, prefer young chicks that can live up to five years and can only be seen after they have developed a sense of maturity.

The study found that this is not true for other species of birds or their natural habitats, such as ducks and turtles. There is also a large gap between the ages of chicks born in the wild and those that are fed on by adult birds.

"The older the bird, the less it likes young chicks, and the more it likes new chicks that are going to be born," said Professor Martin Schulman from the Centre for Biological Diversity.

He said the study may be evidence that the birds' behavior is a bit more natural than the prevailing perception.

"Some species of birds like some birds like to eat the young birds. There are other species that feed on young, and that's certainly a very natural thing," he said.The former Conservative MP who became the first Muslim MP to be elected to Parliament is returning to the UK and will be running a campaign against the UK's EU membership.

John Lewis is running for the Labour party's leadership in the general election for the constituency of Southwark, a constituency of up to 16,000 people.

He was a party member for 16 years and was a former Conservative MP for the Southwark constituency.

However, Mr Lewis, who is black, has previously been one of the most prominent voices of the anti-immigration movement.

He will be defending his seat on the seat of Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday for the Conservative candidate, Alan Kelly.

The candidate had been running as a UKIP candidate following the election of Richard Branson's